Creative Instructor

Initial part (1)

The first part consists of a title page, summary, possibly foreword and last but not least table of contents.

FRONT PAGE

The title page is the first thing a reader encounters and the title must be informative. The following tasks must be included on the title page in order for it to be correct:

a) Titel

b) Author (The one who has written the whole rapport,- which is basically yourself)

c) School and City

d) Date

Abstract

The summary is an important part of the report and it should be written last, but however it must be placed in the very first of the report, but of course after the title page. It should be informative and also contain the work objectives (the works purpose), method and the major results and conclusions. What is written here must get the reader to be interested in reading the full report.

The summary should be brief and should not exceed half a page.

Contents

The table of contents has two important functions, and shall give an overview of what the report contains, but also shall make it easier to find in the report and hence should include page references.

Make sure that the headings in the table of contents match the headings in the report!

Body-part (2)

The main part is the actual report. This is where the work is presented and the results are reported. The different sections of the report must usually be numbered and can have sub-headings such as 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, etc.

1. Introduction

In the introduction, you must briefly plug the reader into the subject and talk about how you intend to treat it. You must bring up why you are thinking about examine a particular issue. You can also give a background to what you write, it can be a social background, a description of a specific time period or a text that addresses what others has come up with the issue.

2. Purpose

Here you present the purpose of the report but also your questions-issue which basically is the following; -In what way is the writers from the era you have chosen like heroes in their time and how have they reflect the society they have lived in. You can also if necessary, describe the boundaries you do, i.e. what you did not intend to take up in the work.

3. Method

In the section method you must tell about how you have worked. Have you used any literature studies, interviews and / or laboratory work? Also explain why you have chosen to work the way you did.

Last but not least you also must describe your sources and analyze the credibility critical. Motivate also why you have used these sources.

4. Result

Resultat är den mest omfattande delen i rapporten. Du redogör för ditt arbete och visar vad du har kommit fram till, det vill säga ger svar på de frågeställningar som du har utgått från. Denna del kan bestå av flera underrubriker. Här för du inte fram några åsikter utan det görs i diskussionsavsnittet.

Result is the most extensive part of the report. You describe your work but also show what you've come to the conclusion, meaning; provide answers to the questions that you have assumed. This part can consist of several sub-headings. Here you do not write any opinions instead you do that part in the discussion section.

5. Discussion

The report accomplishes with a discussion of your work, Note; you do not need any conclusion, but instead only discussion. Here you must instead provide a personal interpretation of the result/results, but also need to evaluate it. Important to remember is that you can’t include new facts here, i.e. facts that you have not talked about before. In other words, you can only refer to what you have come up with in your investigation, meaning; in your result.

Here you can also give suggestions on additional issues that are suitable for further research.

WORKS progress

· STAGE 1: Choose a topic.

· STAGE 2: Study the example texts, both scientific reports and scientifically PM.

· STAGE 3: Gather information about your topic. Search and read, both in books and on the internet. OBS; BE CRITICAL!

· STAGE 4: Sift information: What is needed?

· STAGE 5: Start by shaping your text according to your sources, and the ”points”, which a scientific paper shall progress from.

· STAGE 7: Be COMPLETLEY done with your scientific report and don't Forget the references and citations!

· STAGE 8. Read look through all over again in order to see if there is any missed spot or if there is anything more you should add.

· STAGE 9: IT IS EXTREMLY IMPORTANT TO SEE IF THERE IS ANY GRAMMAR ISSUE WITH THE PAPER YOU HAVE WRITTEN, AND ALSO SEE IF YOU HAVE WRITTEN IN A VERY GOOD ENGLISH, MEANING; NO ABSTUSE OR LONG SENENCES. In other words: Check if you have written in an extremely comprehensive/easy, but yet intelligent way.

· LAST STAGE 10. CHECK IF YOU HAVE ADDED FOOTNOTES (OXFORD METHOD) IF YOU HAVE USED ANY SITES OR SO, BEWARE IT MUST BE 100 PROCENT PLAGARISM FREE!

· OBS: Don't miss the requirements BELOW! Read through the whole thing and ASSUME YOUR PAPER DOES ACHIVE WHATS NEEDED;